Cherry tomatoes arrived with broken seal. Should I still eat?
Our cherry tomatoes arrived with a new type of seal (not the lid anymore) that appeared to have broken in transit. Are the tomatoes still safe to eat? They spilled in the bag a bit.
by ellzebet
8 Comments
thepottsy
Wash and eat
Ok-Turnip-2816
I would. But I like to live dangerously.
pearce27526
I would wash them, but still eat them.
Melsura
Wash and eat. They look yummy to me.
bleeckercat
They look good to me
Rosie-Disposition
Other than to keep them all in one place, there is rarely a need for any whole veggies to be packed in plastic boxes, bags, or containers of any sort. You’d wash them like normal and eat.
The skin looks broken on one, so I’d toss that one, but that can happen irrespective to packaging.
NobelLandMermaid
i mean…there are holes in the packaging, it’s not like they were supposed to be kept from air. they’re just put in a container (and not just tossed in the bag) because they can’t handle transport as well as other more durable vegetables.
8 Comments
Wash and eat
I would. But I like to live dangerously.
I would wash them, but still eat them.
Wash and eat. They look yummy to me.
They look good to me
Other than to keep them all in one place, there is rarely a need for any whole veggies to be packed in plastic boxes, bags, or containers of any sort. You’d wash them like normal and eat.
The skin looks broken on one, so I’d toss that one, but that can happen irrespective to packaging.
i mean…there are holes in the packaging, it’s not like they were supposed to be kept from air. they’re just put in a container (and not just tossed in the bag) because they can’t handle transport as well as other more durable vegetables.
Probably fine. Making the risotto?